BETTER TOGETHER:
The CCAM membership ecosystem is second-to-none
Members: Government
Through research, CCAM helps its government members develop process understanding and make new discoveries in our research focus areas.
Membership Levels
Organizing Members
Rolls-Royce, Siemens, Old Dominion University, University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia State University, Virginia Tech
Organizing members sponsor directed research and participate in core research. Organizing members make a long-term commitment to CCAM and have significant influence on strategy, operations, and research by serving on CCAM’s Board of Directors, Industry Operations Board and Technical Advisory Council. Annual membership is $400,000 per year with a minimum in-kind contribution of $500,000.
Strategic Members
Altria, Airbus, Northrop Grumman, Racer Machinery International
CCAM’s newest membership level, Strategic Members sponsor directed research and participate in core research activities. Strategic members serve on CCAM’s Industrial Operations Board and Technical Advisory Council. Annual membership is $250,000 per year.
Principal Members
Amsted Rail, BWX Technologies, Canon Virginia
Principal members participate in core research and serve on CCAM’s Technical Advisory Council. Annual membership is $100,000 per year.
Affiliate Members
ABB, Air Turbine Tools, Buehler, CGTech Vericut, Creaform, EOS, Kyocera SGS Precision Tools, National Instruments, Mechdyne, Sandvik Machining Solutions USA
Affiliate members commit manufacturing equipment, tools and research instruments to CCAM and serve on its Technical Advisory Council. Annual membership is in-kind contribution of $150,000.
Government Members
NASA Langley Research Center, GENEDGE, and National Center for Manufacturing Sciences
Government members can sponsor external research funding and participate on CCAM’s Technical Advisory Council.